South Chestnut Street widening looms at council meeting
City leaders prepare for a busy session with final passage expected on widening South Chestnut Street to 47 feet after earlier debates. The council also faces decisions on railroad watchmen at Poplar and O'Brien crossings and other pending items amid factional tensions and post election calm.
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Terra Firma
Tos
South Chestnut Strew
Poplar
O'Brien
Ahibrand
Tipton Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fire Department
Allen Sharp Dies at 71 in Redding Area
Allen Sharp 71 died at 11 30 am at the home of his nephew Thomas Nicholson near Reddington after several weeks of illness with dropsy and complications. Born August 22 1854 near Madison he moved to Redding township at age nine and lived there the rest of his life. A farmer he never married. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Allen Sharp
Thomas Nicholson
Reddington
Mr. Sharp
Madison
Richard Sharp
Redding Township
Hall Orchard Co Announces Produce Prices and Sale
Price points listed include 50c per bushel for apples and 35c per gallon for sweet cider. Item will be sold on State Road this Sunday, per Hall Orchard Company.
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Hall Orchard Company
Dr Gillespie Office Moves to Ground Floor Locale
Dr Gillespie relocates from above the Progressive Music Store to the ground floor second door south of Gold Mine. The new office is described as a ground floor space convenient for patients and visitors.
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Dr. Gillespie
Progressive Music
Gold Mine
Dawes Leaves Indianapolis After Senate Rules Speech
Vice President Charles G. Dawes wrapped up a speech in Indianapolis urging Senate rule reform and majority cloture. He planned further talks in Cincinnati tonight and Oxford Ohio tomorrow night as he continues his nationwide crusade.
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Dawes
Indianapolis
Senate
By International
News Service
Charles G. Dawes
Moon
Ohio
Cincinnati
Oxford
Moser case in Jackson Circuit Court adjourns Saturday
The October term of Jackson Circuit Court will adjourn Saturday after four weeks due to a heavy docket. Ira Moser, local man, stood trial today on a charge of attempted burglary. Court work focused on emergency criminal cases with many inmates cleared, and prosecutors hoped to finish the Moser case this afternoon.
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Jackson
Ira Moser
Moser
Klav Everhart
George F. Kamman Jewelry Store
Henry L Mackey 76 Dies in Brownstown
Henry L Mackey aged 76 died at 6 o clock Thursday afternoon at his Brownstown home. Funeral services will be held at 10 o clock Sunday at the Pentecostal church in Brownstown with burial in River View cemetery. Survived by wife, two sons Jesse and Grover Mackey of Brownstown, four daughters Mrs Ed Blevins Mrs Thomas Green and Mrs James Green all of Seymour and Mrs Fannie Baker of Louisville. Born in Holland he spent most of his life in this country and in Brownstown the last several years.
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Henry L. Mackey
Brownstown
Pentecostal Church
Riverview
Jesse
Grover Mackey
Ed Blevins
Thomas Green
James Green
Seymour
West Oak Street
Fannie Baker
Louisville
Mr. Mackey
Holland
Taxpayers reminded of November due installments
Barrett Law requires all installments to be paid by November 1. Citizens are urged to govern themselves accordingly to avoid penalties. Clerk Treasurer L. E. Jennings notes the date and threatens lapse actions for late payments.
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Barrett Law
E. Jennings
Food Sale by First Methodist Church団
Food sale conducted by Alpha class of First Methodist Church at McLaughlin Ridge corner Second and Indianapolis Avenue Saturday morning at 7 o clock. Cakes pies home made bread and chickens offered.
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First Methodist Shurch
McLaughlin Ridge
Second and
Indianapolis Avenue
Free Enlarged Portrait Platter's ad on page 2
A reader is invited to obtain a free enlarged portrait advertised by Platter's in the publication. The notice references pages 2 and several page numbers for display details.
Senator Robinson to Speak at Seymour Men’s Meeting
United States Senator Arthur R. Robinson of Indianapolis will address a Sunday afternoon men’s meeting at the Majestic Theater in Seymour. The talk titled America A Christian Nation accompanies a broader city wide Sunday School Rally program with Jay C. Smith as committee chair. The event aims to attract a large audience and supports religious outreach ahead of the November 15 rally.
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America
Majestic
United States
Arthur R. Robinson
Indianapolis
Majestic Theater
Indiana
Washington
Congress
Robinson
Jay C. Smith
Seymour
Congressman Ralph Updike Injured En Route to League Convention
Congressmen Ralph Updike of Indianapolis and threecompanions were injured in an automobile accident near Covington Indiana while traveling to Chicago for the Anti Saloon League convention. The injured include Ned Russell Edgar Updyke an automobile dealer and Thomas Bledsoe all of Indianapolis.
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Danville, Ill
Ralph Updike
Indianapolis
Covington
Ind
Chicago
Anti- Saloon League
Ned Russell
Edgar Updyke
Thomas Bledsoe
Home Made Mince Meat Orders Taken by Ladies Aid
Christian Ladies' Aid invites phone orders for home made mince meat. Mrs. Edgar Otto can be reached at 281 and Mrs. Clarence Cox at L-244 for pickup or delivery.
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Edgar Otto
Clarence Cox
Bishop Nuelsen of Zurich to Speak at Trinity Church
Bishop John L. Nuelsen of Zurich will address Trinity M E Church at 7:30 pm on The Rebuilding of Europe. He led Methodist work in central Europe since 1912, aided postwar relief, and sought to renew US Germany ties. Admission is free. choir and solo add to the program.
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John L. Nuelsen
Zurich
Switzerland
Board of Bishops
Methodist Church
Joan L. Nuelsen
Trinity Church
Europe
Dr. Nuelsen
Methodist
United States
Germany
Trinity Choir
Don A. Bollinger
Scientists to Battle in Trial of Country Doctor
In Littleton Colorado on November 6 the trial of Harold Elmer Blaser the 60 year old country doctor charged with the chloroform slaying of his 32 year old daughter Hazel Ingrit Blaser will begin. The jury selection is to conclude shortly after court opens as prosecuting attorney Joel Stone will outline the case asserting the physician was of sound mind during the February murder and seeks first degree murder with life imprisonment rather than the death penalty.
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Littleton
Colo
Harold Elmer Blaser
Hazel Ingrit Blazer
Joel Stone
Englewood
No Good Liquor Is On Sale Today Says Hudson
Rep Grant Hudson of Michigan opened the anti-Saloon League of America meeting in invention with a harsh critique of prohibition. He cited light penalties, local shifts of enforcement to the feds, weak legal action, and public ignorance as the committee findings on prohibition.
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International News Service
Chicago
United States
Grant M. Hudson
Michigan
Congression
anti-Saloon League of America
Christmas Stamped Goods Launch by Wursburg Brand
New Christmas line of stamped goods expands in Edmondson area. Formerly handled by Mrs. Clem Roegge, customers can call at home or telephone Main 702 for home delivery. Mrs FE Edmondson located at 606 North Pine.
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Wursburg
Clem Roegge
Edmondson
North Pine
Pie Social at Walnut Grove School Stop No 67
Friday November 6 event spurred by Walnut Grove School with a Pie Social. Girls bring pies while boys bring pocketbooks to raise funds.
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Walnut Grove School
Defense Hints At Hidden Strategy In Morbisteer Case
Noblesville Indiana November 6 defense attorneys signaled a strategy to keep a key defense hidden until the last day of their case in the murder trial of D C Stephenson Earl Gentry and Earl Klinck. The state contends Miss Oberholtzer died from lacera tions and infection tied to the defendants while the defense argues Mercury poisoning from a suicide. Dr John W Williams testified for the state that Miss Oberholtzer died of poison amid objections. Dr W TH Moon Indiana University professor appeared as a prosecution witness drawing comment.
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International News Service
Noblesville
Ind
Madge Morbisteer
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Earl Klinck
Miss Oberh
University of Wisconsin
Williams
Oberholtzer
W. TH. Moon
University of Indiana
Italian Debt Settlement May Be Made In 24 Hours
Washington reports an imminent funding agreement for Italy's war debt of 27138 million as a joint Italian American meeting at the Treasury nears a conclusion within 24 hours. The terms reportedly depart from the British model in Italy s favor while addressing Congress demand for settlement alignment.
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International News Service
Washington
Italy
American Debt Funding Commission
Treasury
Congress
Baldwin-Mellon
Mellon
Count Volpi
Haynes Demoted Dry Chief to Retire Soon Report
Washington reports Roy A. Haynes former head of the federal dry unit is expected to retire soon. James F. Jones has been named prohibition director with a salary increase from 5 000 to 7 500 annually and will run the unit next to Gen. L C Andrews.
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Washington
L. C. Andrews
Roy A. Haynes
Treasury
James F. Jones
Haynes
Andrews
Jones
Leaf burn ban issued by city police chief
Police chief W. A. Misch orders residents to refrain from burning leaves within city limits after 4 p.m. The advisory targets local households and aims to reduce smoke and fire risk.
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A. Misch
Tip's Yellow Taxi Advertisement
An old classified style note markets Tip Richardson's taxi service with the slogan Any time, anywhere and a residence contact listed as 67.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Trunks Full of Morphine Seized in Vancouver Smuggling Ring
Federal officers announced seizure of several trunks containing morphine valued around 100000 from Vancouver. A German citizen resident of Hamburg is expected to be arrested. Officials say a large smuggling plot ships narcotics from Germany through Canada to Japan and back into Canada.
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International News Service
Montreal
Vancouver
Hamburg
Germany
Canada
Japan
Steamer Hamonie Crew in Peril as Lakes Storm Grows
Coast guards battle a fierce gale off Caribou Island to reach the disabled steamer Hamonie with a forty man crew. Other vessels including the William Roberts G. A. Tomlinson and Robert J. Paisley drift or wait in heavy seas as Lake Superior storms drive ships to cover.
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International News Service
Calumet
Mich
Hamonie
Caribou Island
William Roberts
Alpena
Lake Huron
G. A. Tomlinson
Robert J. Paisley
Grand Marais
Lake Superior
Keweenaw Port
Eagle Harbor
Huron
Hlamonie
J. D. Montgomery
Tax Bill Accord Authors Cut Surtax and Exemptions
Washington reports Republicans predict a bomb proof tax reduction bill from Ways and Means with surtax cut from 40% to 20% and an exemption up to 3500 dollars. The change would remove about 1 million small taxpayers, costing roughly 200 million annually, while Democrats push for broader exemptions.
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Representative Garner
Texas
Ill Ill Olcott in Serious Condition at Ann Arbor
Chauncey Olcott, the famed singer, remained in serious condition in Ann Arbor as of November 1 after being stricken last week. Doctors delayed plans to move him to New York, expressing little hope for full recovery but saying he might live.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Chauncey Olcott
New York
Dentist Dr Shinness Moves To Webstage Building
Dr B S Shinness relocates his dental office from the First National Bank building to the Webstage building at Corner Third and Chestnut streets. The move includes new access and updated facilities.
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B. S. Shinness
First National Bank
Third and
Chestnut Streets
Syrians Rebels Reach Gates of Damascus Amid Turmoil
Rebels eight miles from Damascus encamp around the city as panic spreads. French reinforcements from Morocco and General Gamelin move to confront the rebels amid ongoing fighting near Damascus and Nefrut with reports of heavy French casualties.
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Jerusalem
Damascus
Morocco
Gamelin
Cty
Nefrut
Hemstitching Shop Opens at Home on Third Street
Mrs. Emmett Simpers announces a new hemstitching shop at her home 322 F Third Street after purchasing a Singer Hemstitching Machine. Patrons are invited to patronize the shop.
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F. Third Street
Emmett
Will Not Contest Divorce in Wilmington Case
Lieut. Osborne Wood son of Governor General Leonard Wood announced he will not contest the divorce action brought by Mrs. Wood. Wood said he would leave for Tampa Florida later today.
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Wilmington
Del
Osborne Wood
Leonard Wood
The
Philippines
Mrs W P Stall Spotted Shopping in City
Mrs W P Stall of Brownstown was seen in the city yesterday while out shopping, giving a brief local sighting of a Brownstown resident.
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Chow
Legion’s Musical
Edy
American Legion
Char- Ming
Legion Club
Glenn Dieendorfer
Earl C. Darfler Producing Company
Coulter Montgomery
Legion
Char-Ming
Senator Robinson
Nuelsen
Trinity M. E
Hudson
Pie Social
Trump
Stephenson
Federal Prohibition Service
Dis
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Olcott
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